For the Good of the Community: Considering the Impact of Evidence-Based Treatment Adaptation on Tribal Communities.

The Behavior therapist Pub Date : 2021-04-01
Ashleigh Coser, Terrence K Kominsky, Evan J White
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Ongoing discussions among tribal communities, professionals, and mental health organizations have centered on the question of whether evidence-based interventions require adaptations to improve mental health outcomes among American Indian communities. Continued efforts to address these questions have resulted in the development of novel, culturally-grounded interventions, adapted interventions, use of original standard protocols, and/or limited use of evidence-based treatments. Consequently, mental health services in tribal communities may be highly variable from one community to another and the effectiveness of services relatively unknown. The current paper explored the state of the literature on adaptations and their utility among American Indian communities and the broader ethnic minority community. Considerations for the various impacts on tribal communities are presented and recommendations for researchers and practitioners are also discussed.

为了社区的利益:考虑循证治疗适应对部落社区的影响。
部落社区、专业人士和心理健康组织之间正在进行的讨论集中在循证干预是否需要适应以改善美国印第安人社区的心理健康结果的问题上。解决这些问题的持续努力导致了新的、基于文化的干预措施、适应性干预措施、原始标准方案的使用和/或循证治疗的有限使用。因此,部落社区的心理健康服务可能因社区而异,服务的有效性相对未知。本文探讨了改编文学的现状及其在美国印第安人社区和更广泛的少数民族社区中的效用。介绍了对部落社区的各种影响的考虑因素,并讨论了对研究人员和从业者的建议。
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